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Popular Music and Society Volume 32, 2009 - Issue 3: Popular Music in the Post-Soviet Space: Trends, Movements, and Social Contexts
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Visible Difference, Audible Difference: Female Singers and Gay Male Fans in Russian Popular Music

Stephen Amico
Pages 351-370 | Published online: 29 Jul 2009

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Aimar Ventsel. (2018) Blurring masculinities in the Republic of Sakha, Russia. Polar Geography 41:3, pages 198-216.
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Stephen Amico. (2016) Digital Voices, Other Rooms: Pussy Riot’s Recalcitrant (In)Corporeality. Popular Music and Society 39:4, pages 423-447.
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Craig Jennex. (2013) Diva Worship and the Sonic Search for Queer Utopia. Popular Music and Society 36:3, pages 343-359.
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